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Big Nate

Chaos Engineer
My uncle in St Cloud can do that. the issue is it ain't cheap.

But it would be very rice so you may like it Eddy.
 
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Matt D.

Guest
I want some of that material in flat/matte black to put on the shitty carbon fiber on my wing.
 

darkdan

New Member
I do these. They aren't cheap!!! Not even close to cheap.

Matt, I got some stuff that would work as long as there is very much of a compound curve to it. Feel free to PM me if you want some of it.
 

darkdan

New Member
Sadly, printed carbon fiber doesn't look real. =( It lacks that color change reflectivity of the real stuff.

Flames are way over done too. I want to do my car in digital camo, but I'm afraid no one would see me and then run into me! I did my hood, but I have to get around to finishing my car. Designing is the part I'm not good at it. I'm a pimp at install.
 

dmention7

Hater
Basically, like this: http://www.esgfx.com/coppermine/albums/userpics/10001/DSC02321.JPG

Real carbon fiber has a 3-dimensional appearance because it is made of woven strands of fiber sealed in a clear resin--it's an actual fabric, and it's appearance changes slightly as you look at it from different angles. CF prints look like a flat, 2D surface and the weave usually looks a little too "linear" (for lack of a better description) as it goes around contours.
 
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